Check-Ins

some GPS give this cut as a short road to Los Cipreses specially for bikers and hikers.
but the road is blocked towards it second half; its a dead end.
keep on the main road

The only mechanic in Yuma that would help us out with our steering fluid leak issue. They let us sleep on their parking lot for the night while wanting for the missing part. They did a great job and were very accommodating

Its directly next to the street, but quiet in the night .. Not even, but with a small Van or Car you can fit between the trees!

There is a lot of very loud trucks from 7 in the morning..

it is still closed unfortunately... But you can camp a night in front of the park in the parking lot probably!

It is very dirty, so we didnt stayed ..
Also due the heavy rain and high water, most of the `beach` is flooded ..

Place is very nice!
Not too many mosquitos, a veeeery good shower with a ton of (cold) water, clean toilets with seats..

The ruins are also nice and you dont see many other people inthere probably!

The road there is sometimes not in the best condition .. You can do it witg 2wd but when it rained in the night, we were happy to have 4x4 as a backup but i guess you can also do it without !

Its definetly a nice place with a lot of amneties .. At weekends, many christians come to your car and want to talk about Religion and stuff - but they are always friendly and not too encroaching!

Its a nice place for a good price .. But we left after one night, because of the annoying sandflies - we have been at this place one week ago and unfortunately the sandflies laid eggs in our car 🥲 RIP

Still a great place. Mind you that not all rooms have windows that can open. Dorm 20k

we recommend! staff speaks also a little bit english!

As mentioned, mostly sloped, but go all the way to the top. Sells some chips and whatnot. Decent washrooms and cold showers, open all night. Good option in the area! 15k per vehicle for overnight, 5k just day parking.

We only paid the 4K all at once. Plus another 1K to enter Las Gachas. This is the shorter path to get there versus the free one. We had no issues with dogs.

Nice museum, owned and run by the great-grandson of one of the founders of Bella Vista. A lot of history crammed into a large barn, the owner, Ernesto Fischer, speaks Spanish and German, and knows a lot about the history. Definitely worth a visit. Monday - Saturday 7 - 11:30 am and 1:30 - 6 pm, Sunday 1:30 - 6:00 pm. Entry 20.000 GS locals, 30.000 GS foreigners.

Não percam tempo procurando lugar para dormir na estrada. Venham direto no camping, é lindo!!! Pela ruta não dá para perceber que tem um vale lindo, com rio, animais e árvores. Entrando no parque nacional, é só seguir as placas para ir até o guarda parque. Passamos uma noite tranquila, segura e pela manhã ainda fizemos uma caminhadinha leve para apreciar o local. Vale a parada! Registre-se com o guarda parque para ajudar a manter o local ativo. @viajando.4x4

Mais uma coisa.. estamos de barraca de teto e tem proteção para o vento, mais seguro do que qualquer lugar que vimos no caminho.

lugar calmo e seguro para passar a noite, mesmo em alta temporada....muito tranquilo.....pessoas bem receptivas....peça permissão pra parar na "calçada"...

calm and safe place to spend the night, even in high season....very peaceful.....very receptive people....ask permission to stop on the "sidewalk"...

Wonderful place as previously written now 150 per person in a camper washing 75

Comme décrit: tout est super propre, il y a la climatisation, la wifi, un petit parking et en plus le personnel est super gentil

We spend 3 nights in the parking lot. Very quiet and nice place. And free

Un vrai paradis, le sable blanc, la mer turquoise, les palmiers, les palapas, les pélicans, ...
Chaque palapa a l'électricité et une douche + robinet d'eau douce .
Et tout ça pour 200 pesos par nuit
Il y a des toilettes et la possibilité de laver son linge pour 30 pesos par machine.
Sean est adorable.
On venait pour une nuit et on est restés 2 semaines !!!

Small trail head off the main road.. super quiet we stayed here 1 night no problem, the trail is 8 miles along and we were warned there are lots of ticks on trail and a few bears. The stars were AMAZING at night.. incredible. Nice place to stay

Ecuador to Colombia
Ecuador check out is easy. Go to Migracion, give little paper you got on entry and passport and done. Next for our motorcycles we gave the TIP back and finished, all within 10 min. Then to Colombian part. Go to migration, get passport stamped and scanned and and show MIG on phone, just glanced at mine, ignored wife’s and you’re done, 10 min. Then to the Dian office. No copy’s of anything needed, BUT you have to check your vehicle in online at the dian.gov.co website. Otherwise it’s not working. When checked in, the process is easy. I didn’t check In online beforehand so had to do it on the spot, which takes 10 min. per bike and the customs man was kind enough to upload the documents himself. The website is not very user friendly. All in all we spent half an hour checking out two bikes in. You get a mail that serves as tip, so no paper tip.

nice place, clean & tidy, cool & very quiet at night, BBQ s with ranchos & seating, cold shower, bathrooms & pools.
The zoo is actually rescue animals, they get sent here by the people & by government officially, previously the government funded some of the costs of feeding them but now it is all paid for by the park despide more animals being sent here.

Nice and quiet night. Flat spots right in front of the beach. We saw the police patrolling the beach during the night but they didn't ask us anything. The raccoons are patrolling as well.

Bottles are NOT refilled, only exchanged.

Sleeping in the Pine trees, you need a 4WD because the road is quite bumpy.
1 bars of 4G.

Went here to camp and the store owner says they charge 20k per night. We asked about it being free city parking and he said no, it's private property. We went elsewhere for the night, but it does seem like a decent place with the rivers nearby to hang out in. Definitely more quiet then the actual balenario at the end of the road.

Hose to fill up for free your tank with fresh water.

Municipal building with free wifi, just off the road, second building on the right. Benches too. Shielded from the brutal wind.

Very handy shop. Ours is a vintage 1977 dodge van and they were able to fix our suspension, side mirrors, wipers and a bunch of small things!